Computer Science – Performance
Scientific paper
Apr 2003
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EGS - AGU - EUG Joint Assembly, Abstracts from the meeting held in Nice, France, 6 - 11 April 2003, abstract #10277
Computer Science
Performance
Scientific paper
A comprehensive suite for the neutral particles detection in the Mercury environment is under development and it will be proposed in the frame of the ESA cornerstone’s BepiColombo mission. The package, namely NPA - SERENA (Neutral Particle Analyser - Searching for Exospheric Refilling and Emitted Neutral Abundances), consists of three dedicated spectrometers (MAIA, ELENA, and M/H-ENA) identifying and measuring the particles and their energies, namely from fraction of eV to tens of keV. The proposed sensors will observe and analyse the bulk of the sub-thermal / thermal exospheric (0-50 eV) gas along the ram direction (MAIA), the sputtering emission (E min < 100eV; E max > 1 keV) within 1-D (2 deg x 60 deg) nadir cross track slices from the planet surface (ELENA), and the charge exchange between ions and exospheric gas (E min < 5 keV; E max > 30 keV) in order to monitor the Mercury’s magnetosphere dynamics (M/H-ENA). The paper describes the progress achieved in the system and sensor level design and provides a summary report on the laboratory test of the investigated techniques and of the expected performances of the ELENA detector head.
Barabash Stas
di Lellis A.
Livi Stefano S.
Milillo Anna
Orsini Stefano
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